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 1 3 |       it~has the grandeur of an intention beneath its meannesses.
 2 3 |      the secret of Jacqueline's intention. Perhaps even~the baroness,
 3 9 |      Mademoiselle de Pen-Hoel's intention, and, in the mood in which
 4 13|         in~Camille's conduct an intention of vengeance against Conti.
 5 14|         dress showed an evident~intention to fascinate him and prevent
 6 16|       saw that, in spite of his~intention to obey his father's wishes,
 7 18|         Beatrix had no inimical~intention.~ ~"Antoine, I am not at
 8 23|         came to Paris, with the~intention of making a noise there,
 9 23|        chosen, however, with an intention which made such preference~
10 24|      But in spite of my settled intention~to war with fire and sword,
11 26| Rochefide's house~with the firm intention of forcing the blockade,